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Unwitting help to species in trouble

Destruction of vegetation by humans may save an endangered bird from extinction, says S.Ananthanarayanan. Ibises are long legged wading birds, with pointed bills that curve downwards. They inhabit lakes, marshes or slow flowing streams, sparsely wooded lowland forests, wet grasslands or sand-bars in wide rivers. They graze in groups, turning the mud for snails or slugs and usually nest in trees, often along with other bird species.

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